One step away from the historic center of Verona, the apartment is located on the first floor of a quiet building in the popular district of San Zeno. Completely renovated in 2016, it offers its guests three double bedrooms and three bathrooms, two of them within the same room, along with a wide living room with kitchen equipped with everything. For large groups a further double sofa bed is available in the living room and two temporary beds may be placed in the veranda of the suite and in another bedroom. All the rooms, both in the living area and in the sleeping area have air cond. and free Wi-Fi. It allows you to visit the city moving on foot or take a train on the fly to other destinations. It is indeed a little more than ten minutes walk from the Arena, three from the magnificent Piazza San Zeno and is convenient to the bus stop leading to the station. Even the exhibition area is not far away and can be reached within minutes by car.

I love the company of smart people, but I also like to read a book when I need a break. I resumed the university after a year dedicated to my other passion which is cooking and pastry in particular.

characteristic historical district of Old Verona close to the Austrian walls where now there is a beautiful path of health, San Zeno consists of a series of contiguous squares, animated by delicious restaurants and is known worldwide for its beautiful Romanic basilica of the X century in which Shakespeare sets the secret marriage of Romeo and Juliet. The apartment is close to everything.... to the station, to the fair and to the Arena which is reached by walking through the Regaste San Zeno, beautiful walk along the river Adige where you can admire the bridge and the ancient walls of Castelvecchio. From the castle you can also take Corso Cavour (the ancient via Postumia) flanking the Gavi Arch (first century B. C.) and enter through Porta Borsari (roman door of the first century B. C.) in the pedestrian center and in Piazza delle Erbe where you can sip a glass of wine or a cappuccino in the coffee directly overlooking the square among the most beautiful in Italy, visible also from above of Torre dei Lamberti. All around the medieval buildings; just north Ponte Pietra, the roman bridge that leads to the Roman Theatre; it approach a hill which offers a breathtaking view of the